Bluebell Railway train spotting videos

The Bluebell Railway holds a special place in railway preservation history as the first preserved standard gauge passenger railway in the world to operate a public service using steam traction. Based in Sussex, it was created after closure of part of the former Lewes to East Grinstead route, with the first preserved services beginning in 1960. Over the decades the railway has expanded, restored stations, accumulated an important collection of locomotives and rolling stock, and become one of the best known heritage lines in Britain. Its period stations, classic Southern atmosphere and commitment to preservation have made it especially influential within the wider heritage railway movement.

This page brings together videos filmed at the Bluebell Railway. These can include station footage, passing trains, platform views, lineside recordings, on-board journeys and scenes from special events. Some videos highlight individual locomotives or rolling stock, while others capture the overall atmosphere of the railway and the experience of visiting it. If you are looking for train footage connected with the Bluebell Railway, this page gathers it together in one place.

This page lists railway videos associated with Bluebell Railway. Videos may include trains filmed at the station, passing through the area, operating services to or from Bluebell Railway, or otherwise connected to the location through Fishplate's extracted railway data.

• Station Bluebell Railway
• Country United Kingdom
• Videos 144
• Operators 36
• Rolling stock classes 29
• Headcodes 27